What we build in Noblesville
A historic-district hall bath and a newer primary suite need different plans
Most of the Noblesville bathrooms we're asked about get the remodel you'd expect: the original shower out, a custom tile one in, a new vanity and top, lighting, a tile or LVP floor and fresh drywall and paint.
A house on Catherine Street or South 9th Street is a slower conversation. A bathroom in a historic home has often been redone at least once, and we don't know what that person left behind the tile until it comes off. We price the plan you approved, and if opening the wall turns up something the plan didn't account for, you hear about it that day, with options, before anything changes.
In a city with a $349,700 median home value, we design a Noblesville bathroom for the years you'll use it, not for a buyer you haven't met. If you are selling soon, talk to your agent first, then let us price a lighter update: vanity, lighting, mirrors and paint.
- Bathroom remodels, old or newA historic-home hall bath or a newer primary suite, planned in full before demo.
- Custom tile workJordan's specialty: subway, hex, herringbone and large-format porcelain.
- Kitchen projectsCabinets, counters and layout, designed and built by the same two people.
- Budget swapsWhere to save on a bathroom without it showing.
Noblesville FAQ
Questions Noblesville homeowners bring us
From our Google reviews
Bathroom, kitchen and laundry in one project
Used them for a remodel that included a bathroom kitchen and laundry room. prices are extremely fair my results are amazing love the work I can't recommend them enough!
Mary wrote this in our second year in business, and it sits on our Google profile without a town attached. We share it because projects often grow that way with us: a bathroom first, then the room next to it once the first one turns out right.
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Old Noblesville, new Noblesville, and what a new bathroom gives back in both
- Median home value: $349,700
- The Census Bureau's 2020-2024 estimate for owner-occupied homes in Noblesville. Source: U.S. Census ACS 2020-2024, table B25077
- Four historic districts
- Catherine Street, Conner Street and South 9th Street are on the National Register of Historic Places, along with the Noblesville Commercial Historic District. Source: Noblesville, Indiana, Wikipedia
- Bathrooms score 9.8 for joy
- NAR's 2025 Remodeling Impact Report put a bathroom renovation's Joy Score at 9.8 out of 10, calculated from how many owners were happy and satisfied with the result. Source: NAR 2025 Remodeling Impact Report
- 64% want to spend more time at home
- After remodeling, 64% of owners in the same NAR survey said they have a greater desire to be in their home, across every project type it covered. Source: NAR 2025 Remodeling Impact Report, full PDF
- When a permit applies
- The City's Residential Permit Guide requires one for electrical, plumbing, mechanical, HVAC or structural alterations; cosmetic work like flooring or painting typically doesn't need one. Source: City of Noblesville, Residential Permit Guide
Courthouse Square to Morse Park, and the towns past them
Our Noblesville work runs from the blocks around the Courthouse Square and the 1879 Hamilton County Courthouse to neighborhoods near Forest Park, Dillon Park, Ruoff Music Center and Morse Park and Beach. Elsewhere in Hamilton County, we design and build bathrooms in Fishers, Westfield and Carmel and on the Geist shoreline. West and south, Zionsville, Whitestown, Brownsburg and Indianapolis round out our list.
For Noblesville homeowners still deciding
Noblesville, old house or new
Have us out to see your Noblesville bathroom
Whether the house sits on a historic street or in a newer subdivision, the first visit runs the same way: measurements, a sketch, your saved photos, an honest conversation about budget and a rough number before we leave.
- (317) 809-1577, Mon to Sat, 7 AM to 8 PM
- jordan@interiorsmith.com